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Soviet films, censorship and the British government: A matter of the public interest
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  • 1956Britain between the Wars.61 cited
  • 1982Propaganda, Politics and Film, 1918–4550 cited
  • 1987The new leader31 cited
  • 1981The conservative party and film propaganda between the wars119 cited
  • 1924The new theatre and cinema of Soviet Russia15 cited
  • 1982Feature Films as History9 cited
  • 1929The political censorship of films5 cited

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